Motorcyclist dies after counterflow collision in Las Piñas; van driver found without license
- A motorcycle rider was killed after crashing into an oncoming van along Diego Cera Avenue
- CCTV footage showed the rider counterflowing moments before the impact
- The van driver surrendered to police but was discovered to be unlicensed
- Authorities are investigating the case, with the driver facing charges of reckless imprudence resulting in h&micide
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A motorcycle rider lost his life in a fatal collision along Diego Cera Avenue in Las Piñas after counterflowing into the path of an oncoming van before dawn on Friday.
Source: UGC
CCTV footage captured the rider moving into the opposite lane shortly before 3 a.m., moments before the violent crash occurred.
The impact left the motorcycle’s front section completely wrecked. A first responder from Barangay Pulang Lupa Uno, Ceejay Naron, described the severity of the accident.
He said, “Ang nangyari po, um-overtake po siya sa dalawang motor na kasunuran niya na sumalpok po siya sa may van.”
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He added, “Halos mabali na po ‘yung gulong ng unahan niyang motor.”
The rider was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital, which was located just across the scene of the collision. Doctors later declared him dead on arrival due to the injuries he sustained.
The van driver turned himself in following the incident. Investigators discovered that he did not possess a valid driver’s license at the time of the crash.
Police confirmed that he declined to appear on camera and chose not to issue a public statement.
Authorities are continuing their investigation into the incident and have prepared complaints against the van driver for reckless imprudence resulting in h&micide.
They will be determining whether additional violations may apply due to the driver’s lack of credentials.
Family members of the deceased rider arrived at the police station shortly after the incident.
They were visibly emotional as they tried to process the tragedy. Relatives chose not to speak to the media as they mourned the sudden loss.
The incident has renewed calls for stricter adherence to traffic regulations, especially regarding counterflow violations and driving without proper licensing.
A earlier report from KAMI detailed the shocking murder of a family of three who were gunned down inside their own store in Barangay Mallorca, San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija. CCTV footage showed three assailants entering the establishment, pulling down the roll-up door, and fatally shooting the victims. Before escaping, one of the attackers was seen taking a bag and a mobile phone belonging to the family. According to Gary De Leon of TV5’s Frontline Pilipinas, the victims had begun receiving threats after lending ₱1 million to a fellow resident, who allegedly used the money to start a business.
Meanwhile, another local story that gained widespread attention involved a 51-year-old public school teacher in Las Piñas City who was repeatedly stabbed by her husband. As reported by EJ Gomez on Unang Balita, the 38-year-old suspect committed the attack inside the school’s faculty room. Investigators noted that although the school had a security guard, the suspect—who was well-known on campus—was able to enter and leave without any difficulty. The husband claimed he went there to discuss and resolve a disagreement with his wife, but the conversation escalated into a violent confrontation.
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